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The [Audio] section of config.toml controls all sound-related settings, including volume levels, speaker configuration, and a pair of quality-of-life options specific to this port. Two settings from the [System] section — voice language and subtitles — are also covered here because they are closely related to the audio experience. All audio settings are also accessible from the in-game Options Menu and can be changed without manually editing the file.

Volume

SettingTypeDefaultDescription
MasterVolumefloat1.0Overall volume multiplier applied to all audio. Range: 0.0 (silent) to 1.0 (full volume).
MusicVolumefloat1.0Volume of background music tracks. Range: 0.01.0.
EffectsVolumefloat1.0Volume of sound effects (footsteps, attacks, UI sounds, etc.). Range: 0.01.0.

Example

[Audio]
MasterVolume = 1.0
MusicVolume = 0.8
EffectsVolume = 1.0

Channel Configuration

SettingTypeDefaultDescription
ChannelConfigurationenumStereoSpeaker layout. Valid values: Stereo, Surround. Set to Surround if you have a multi-channel speaker system or surround-capable headset.

Quality of Life

Music Attenuation

SettingTypeDefaultDescription
MusicAttenuationboolfalseAutomatically lowers the game’s background music when an external media player is active on your system — recreating a feature that was present in the original Xbox 360 version.
MusicAttenuation uses the Windows Media Control APIs provided by the Windows Runtime (WinRT) and is only available on Windows 10 and Windows 11. It is not currently available on Linux. Any application that registers media controls with Windows (such as Spotify, VLC with the Windows integration enabled, or browsers playing audio) will trigger attenuation. For a list of compatible players, refer to Music Presence’s supported media player list.

Battle Theme

SettingTypeDefaultDescription
BattleThemebooltruePlays the Werehog’s dedicated battle music during combat encounters. Set to false to disable it and let the stage’s background music continue uninterrupted.
Disabling BattleTheme is a popular choice — the battle music triggers frequently in Werehog stages and interrupts the ambient stage soundtrack. With it disabled, the stage background music plays continuously from start to finish.

Voice and Subtitles

These settings live in the [System] section of config.toml but directly affect the audio and dialogue experience.
SettingSectionTypeDefaultDescription
VoiceLanguage[System]enumEnglishLanguage of in-game voice acting. Valid values: English, Japanese. Switching to Japanese also changes the title screen logo to its original Japanese counterpart.
Subtitles[System]booltrueDisplay subtitles during cutscenes and spoken dialogue.

Example

[System]
VoiceLanguage = "Japanese"
Subtitles = true

[Audio]
MasterVolume = 1.0
MusicVolume = 0.8
EffectsVolume = 1.0
ChannelConfiguration = "Stereo"
MusicAttenuation = false
BattleTheme = false

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